- Jul 13, 2020
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I wanted to update another thread but it has been been closed. It helped me solve my problem. A brand new install with a 5080. I double and triple checked before powering on. All connections were correct. Except NO VIDEO.
That had me trying different HDMI cables, monitors etc. NO VIDEO. So I removed the RTX 5080, NO VIDEO.
Next I searched and found someone on Tom's had created a thread. Basically look at RAM.
Clear CMOS. Yup that fixed it for me.
I went to Gigabyte's website to make sure the RAM I chose was supported and the model numbers matched.
Problem solved.
That had me trying different HDMI cables, monitors etc. NO VIDEO. So I removed the RTX 5080, NO VIDEO.
Next I searched and found someone on Tom's had created a thread. Basically look at RAM.
Clear CMOS. Yup that fixed it for me.
I went to Gigabyte's website to make sure the RAM I chose was supported and the model numbers matched.
Problem solved.
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